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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2012 KINGSTOWN: Stand-in skipper Shane Watson believes Australia’s recent successes over India and Sri Lanka will mask any world-weariness when they kick-off their Caribbean tour. Australia tackle the West Indies in the first of five one-dayers today, with two Twenty20s and three Tests to follow on the seven-week tour-a trip they set off on just 12 hours after their Tri-Nations win over Sri Lanka in Adelaide. Watson, deputizing for injured full-time captain Michael Clarke, insists his squad can impress, with younger players desperate to make their mark. “It’s a very exciting time in Australian cricket,” Watson said. “To think even 12 months ago that things were being said that the depth in Australian cricket might not be that good, to actually see the guys who are coming through.” Watson is keen to see how the likes of Nathan Lyon, James Pattinson and Peter Forrest perform in the Caribbean after making their mark on home wickets. “James Pattinson has been brilliant, Nathan Lyon ... to see these guys come in and perform straight away is a very exciting thing,” Watson told www.cricinfo.com. “To actually know that we’ve got some great depth now and in the future with a few other guys still on their way back from injury and also some guys who will continue to improve in domestic cricket to put pressure on the more senior guys.” In contrast, West Indies have turned to their back catalogue in an effort to gain an edge, with 31-year-old fast bowler Tino Best recalled after more than two years on the sidelines. Best last played international cricket in the 2009 Champions Trophy. “I’m fully focused. I am fully aware of what is expected of me and what is required by the team. I have worked extremely hard to get back into the team and I will continue to work hard to stay in the team,” Best said. In his most recent first-class appearance in February, Best took seven wickets for Barbados in their crushing win over Combined Campuses and Colleges and Sports Aussies look to pile on Windies agony SCOREBOARD Scoreboard at the close of play on the first day of the second test between New Zealand and South Africa at Seddon Park in Hamilton yesterday. South Africa won the toss and chose to field New Zealand first innings R. Nicol c Boucher b Philander 2 M. Guptill b Steyn 22 B. McCullum c Rudolph b Steyn 61 R. Taylor c Smith b Philander 44 K. Williamson c Smith b Steyn 0 D. Vettori b Philander 0 K. van Wyk lbw b Morkel 21 D. Bracewell c Boucher b Philander 0 M. Gillespie c Petersen b Tahir 27 B. Arnel lbw b Tahir 3 C. Martin not out 0 Extras (lb-3, nb-2) 5 Total (all out, 61.2 overs) 185 Fall of wickets: 1-11 2-44 3-133 4-133 5-133 6-133 7-133 8- 176 9-184 Bowling: Steyn 18-5-49-3, Philander 15-3-70-4 (nb-2), Kallis 9- 4-9-0, Morkel 14-2-42-1, Tahir 5.2-1-12-2 South Africa first innings G. Smith c van Wyk b Martin 13 A. Petersen not out 8 D. Steyn c van Wyk b Martin 4 H. Amla not out 2 Extras 0 Total (for two wickets, 11 overs) 27 Fall of wickets: 1-14 2-18 Still to bat: Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers, Jacques Rudolph, Mark Boucher, Vernon Philander, Morne Morkel, Imran Tahir. Bowling: Martin 5-2-18-2; Bracewell 4-1-7-0; Gillespie 1-0-1-0; Vettori 1-0-1-0. Vettel coy on hat-trick bid MELBOURNE: Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel tried to dampen excitement over his bid for a landmark title hat-trick, as an upbeat Lewis Hamilton yesterday vowed to make a fresh start this season. Red Bull’s Vettel, 24, breezed through 2011 with 11 wins, and another series title this year would lift him to the exalted level of Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher, the only men so far to take three or more in a row. But the modest German did his best to deflect talk about his historic attempt as he prepared for this season’s curtain-raiser, the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne’s Albert Park. “Well, you know I am here to win races and to win all I can,” Vettel said. “But most of all I’m here to win the championship-so that’s the target, but we are not talking about anything else. “Whether it is the third or not doesn’t make the difference. It would be a nice thing, but the reason why we’re here is to race and to win.” Vettel, who became Formula One’s youngest back-to-back champion in such impressive fashion last year, also warned that he had little idea about the relative speed and strengths of his team. “OK, we are all here and we are ready to start racing, but really, we have to wait until qualifying tomorrow and for the first couple of races to show a trend of what is happening,” said the German. “Maybe after qualifying we will know a little bit more, but after today we will not know much more.” —AFP HAMILTON: Chris Martin struck back for New Zealand with two quick wickets to leave South Africa on 27 for two at the close of play on the rain-hit first day of the second test in Hamilton yesterday after the hosts’ middle order had collapsed. Martin had South Africa captain Graeme Smith (13) and night watchman Dale Steyn (four) caught by wicketkeeper Kruger van Wyk after the visitors had taken five wickets for no runs in 20 balls to bowl New Zealand out for 185 at Seddon Park. Alivro Petersen was not out on eight, while Hashim Amla was on two for the visitors at the close of play. Martin’s double strike restored a measure of balance after New Zealand had slumped from 133 for two to 133 for seven in a little over 15 minutes during the final session following some hostile fast bowling from Steyn and Vernon Philander. Brendon McCullum’s reckless hook shot to a Steyn bouncer that was over his head after he had battled for more than two hours sparked the collapse. McCullum had curbed his natural attacking instincts to grind his way to 61 and share in an 89-run partnership with Ross Taylor (44) as New Zealand looked to be in a strong position after being asked to bat on a green-tinged pitch. However, just as they had in the drawn first test in Dunedin, McCullum and Taylor were dismissed in quick succession. McCullum belted the ball straight to Jacques Rudolph at deep backward square, with the South African’s only requirement to take a step back so he could catch the ball at waist height. Taylor prodded at a straight delivery from Philander and was well caught at first slip by Smith, before Kane Williamson got a Steyn delivery that reared on him off a length and the ball hit the shoulder of the bat and flew to Smith. Daniel Vettori then played around a Philander delivery that nipped back into the left-hander and was bowled, before Doug Bracewell feathered a catch to wicketkeeper Mark Boucher three balls later. Pace bowler Mark Gillespie, who is making his return to the test team for the first time in more than three years, finally ended the run of wickets at 133 when he nicked a ball bagged six for 44 in a warm-up that followed. Another player in form is big-hitting Kieron Pollard, who smashed 151 off 120 balls in a recent squad warm-up. “I have been playing a lot of Twenty20 cricket, but when you practice, you do not practice Twenty20,” Pollard said. “When you practice, you work on your technique and there are a number of things I have been working on.” West Indies are again without former skipper Chris Gayle, who has not played for the West Indies since last year’s World Cup and has been involved in a long-running dispute with the West Indies Cricket Board.— AFP NZ fight back after collapse Reckless shot sparks collapse HAMILTON: Chris Martin (left) and Kruger van Wyk of New Zealand celebrate the dismissal of Dale Steyn of South Africa during day one of the second cricket test match at Seddon Park in Hamilton. — AFP through the slips to the boundary. Gillespie (27) and van Wyk (21) combined for a cameo partnership of 43 runs in 40 balls before Imran Tahir trapped Brent Arnel lbw for three to end the innings. Rain had forced the players off the field for just over two hours that destroyed much of the middle session. — Reuters
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